Edginess used in a sentence

Edginess in a sentence as a noun

That said, I kinda miss the edginess of the East Village from years gone by...

Usually the type of DJs that would do Apr 1 pranks are on the edgy side, and are hired for their edginess.

The resulting edginess becomes much more pronounced the fewer pixels you have.

But for me, the reverse should also hold - you can't have a total lack of coherence or skill and just get by on a pretension of "edginess.

1999 called, they want their edginess back...You realize that we're potentially just one leadership change away from returning to the 'bad old days', right?

I see the edginess as a kind of intelligence test: only people who are smart enough to ignore offensive content need apply.

This leads to an inherent riskiness and edginess to so-called "profanity".

It seems to me the curse of any company or project that begins with controversy or edginess as a cornerstone of their image.

The futurism and technophilia and edginess is more inspiring in work.

ITT: Neo-reactionaries cutting themselves on their own edginess.

TechCrunch has always had that soulless, canned "edginess" and casual gloss characteristic of in-flight magazines and checkout-aisle gossip rags.

I also find that the lack of money forced the grittiness that was lacking in the second and third movies, and in a lot of high budget movies that attempt "edginess" like that.

Most of what you hear you wouldn't say to your mom, both are funnier if you're a bit drunk or whatever, some level of edginess and offensiveness is not just tolerated but expected...

I wonder if this is yet another attempt by online media to pump out articles with an edginess to them that will get them the much sought after page views, rather than taking a balanced and thorough look at the situation.

> fail to make it big and remain a niche thing for those trolls who enjoy the edginess,It would fail on those terms as well due to irrelevance: When your political agenda consists of annoying and offending "the other", they need to be present to take offence.